Add new font for cfdocument

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May be this jars won’t be loaded because of not being OSGI compliant? You can try creating the OSGI Manifest/Metadata (what I’ve never done) or try using Mark Mandels Javaloader, a very valuable tip that I’ve learnt from @Julian_Halliwell1. If this works for you, do the following:

  1. Go to Mark Mandels Github Javaloader Repository and download the Javaloader (this is the javaloader-folder in his repository) to your webroot:

  2. Create a folder in your webroot named lib, and add the jars to the lib directory (in this case I’ve added the barcode image processing library ZXING core-3.4.0.jar and javase-3.4.0.jar)

  3. create cfm file barcode128.cfm with the following content:

<cfscript>
filePaths = ArrayNew(1);
filePaths[1] = expandPath("lib\core-3.4.0.jar");
filePaths[2] = expandPath("lib\javase-3.4.0.jar");
 
//Creating a java loader object by passing in the array containing the file paths –
loaderObj =createObject("component","Javaloader.JavaLoader").init(filePaths);

format 	= loaderObj.create("com.google.zxing.BarcodeFormat");
writer 	= loaderObj.create("com.google.zxing.oned.Code128Writer");
matrix 	= loaderObj.create("com.google.zxing.client.j2se.MatrixToImageWriter");

</cfscript>

<cfset output="My Barcode">
<cfset barcode=writer.encode(output,format.CODE_128,75,75)>
<cfset image=ImageNew(matrix.toBufferedImage(barcode))>
<cfoutput>#image#</cfoutput>

Here you have a working example in zip-file, I’ve uploaded this also to keep it documented for myself: barcode128Javaloader.zip (575.5 KB)

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